Jameela Jamil

It will be probably more like 20, I imagine, or so.

And I don't plan on us, you know, we're not all going to be fucking or anything.

It's not going to be a cult.

It's just going to be more like everyone being near each other, helping tend to the land together, helping build up a community, making ourselves somewhat independent.

and having one another nearby.

Really being able to actually love thy neighbor and being able to fraternize if and when we feel like it, but mostly just having a village.

We don't have villages anymore, especially not in the West.

I grew up largely in Spain in my childhood and the way they raise children there is completely different.

The way that they live is completely different.

Everyone's like 20 minutes walking distance from each other.

And the teenagers help with the kids and that's very normalized.

And children don't go to bed at six or seven and the parents don't stop their lives at 7 p.m.

There's wine in the children's parks for the parents to be able to enjoy socializing.

The children go to sleep whenever.

And also I would go to bed.

in whatever restaurant my parents were eating.

So you'd fall asleep on the chair or on their lap or on the floor, whatever you have to do.

And it's just normal to have children just flopped all over the place.

And so therefore you learn how to act in a restaurant by the time you're two years old, you know how to behave.

This coddling, isolated, spousal, disappearing off away from all of your friends and your community, which then means that you expect everything out of one partner.